Navigating Religion and Liberalism

This chapter explores the complex relationship between religion and liberalism, arguing that many people seek a worldview that incorporates spiritual beliefs despite the decline of organized religion in some Western societies. It highlights the challenges classical liberalism faces in addressing the needs of religious communities and critiques the limitations of existing economic and political models. Additionally, it examines the tensions between religious values and liberal frameworks, especially in the context of rising anti-liberal sentiments among younger generations.